My Inventions: The Autobiography of Nikola Tesla Test | Final Test - Easy

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My Inventions: The Autobiography of Nikola Tesla Test | Final Test - Easy

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Multiple Choice Questions

1. What kind of transmitter was Tesla working on when he wrote this book?
(a) Magnetic.
(b) Electric.
(c) Magnifying.
(d) Oscillating.

2. Who tried to find support for Tesla while he was in Germany?
(a) A banker.
(b) Henry Ford.
(c) The mayor.
(d) A businessman.

3. What did Tesla think his humanoid machine could come to have?
(a) Progeny.
(b) Judgement.
(c) Apathy.
(d) Reactions.

4. What did Tesla say all of his inventions were in essence?
(a) Universally needed.
(b) Improvements.
(c) World changing elements.
(d) New creations.

5. Where did Tesla think there was an obvious use for his remote controlled technology?
(a) Entertainment.
(b) Communication.
(c) War.
(d) Radio.

6. What did Tesla help Edison produce?
(a) Electric motors.
(b) Telephone receivers.
(c) Light bulb fillaments.
(d) Telephone wires.

7. Where did Tesla build his prototype transmitter?
(a) His office.
(b) A laboratory.
(c) His bathroom.
(d) A mountain top.

8. What kind of machine did Tesla want to make to mimic humans?
(a) Stationary.
(b) Binary.
(c) Automatic.
(d) Telepathic.

9. What did Tesla call the field created by his transmitter?
(a) World Wireless Net.
(b) World Wide Web.
(c) World System.
(d) World Wireless System

10. What was Tesla's next step in development after the remote control technology came about?
(a) To extend the range.
(b) To lighten the load.
(c) To make it accessible.
(d) To market it.

11. How was Tesla received when he first tried to sell his remote control technology?
(a) They were skeptical.
(b) They were intrigued.
(c) All of these.
(d) He was rejected.

12. Where did Tesla finally go to launch his great invention?
(a) England.
(b) America.
(c) Hungary.
(d) Russia.

13. What did Tesla see as a major advantage of his work when he was younger?
(a) Communication enablement.
(b) World education.
(c) Military uses.
(d) World unification.

14. Who told Tesla to go where he ended up launching his great invention?
(a) Batchellor.
(b) Bauzin.
(c) Edison.
(d) Puskas.

15. How did Tesla study the impact of his Wireless System?
(a) Emotionally.
(b) Theoretically.
(c) Historically.
(d) Practically.

Short Answer Questions

1. Whom did Charles Batchellor work for?

2. What made Tesla indispensible to the company he worked for in Paris?

3. What was never completed for Tesla's transmitter?

4. What job did Tesla take after moving from Prague?

5. How big did Tesla say the field from his transmitter could be?

(see the answer keys)

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